Labor And the Angel
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The question is over and still ; Nothing replies : but the earth Takes on a lovelier hue From a cloud that neighbored the sun, That the sun burned down and through. Till it glowed like a seraph's wing ; The fields that were gray and dun Are warm in the flowing light ; Fair in the west the night Strikes in with a vibrant star.
Something has stirred afar In the shadow that winter flings ; A message comes up to the soul From the soul of inanimate things : A message that widens and grows Till it to...uches the deeds of man. Till we see in the torturous throes Some dawning glimmer of plan ; Till we feel in the deepening night The hand of the angel Content, _ That stranger of calmness and light, 28 Shadow.
With his brow over us bent, ^^, °!".
Who moves with his eyes on the earth, Whose robe of lambent green, A tissue of herb and its sheen, Tells the mother who gave him birth.
The message plays through his touch, It grows with the roots of his power.
Till it flames exultant in thought, As the quince-tree triumphs in flower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The question is over and still ; Nothing replies : but the earth Takes on a lovelier hue From a cloud that neighbored the sun, That the sun burned down and through. Till it glowed like a seraph's wing ; The fields that were gray and dun Are warm in the flowing light ; Fair in the west the night Strikes in with a vibrant star.
Something has stirred afar In the shadow that winter flings ; A message comes up to the soul From the soul of inanimate things : A message that widens and grows Till it to...uches the deeds of man. Till we see in the torturous throes Some dawning glimmer of plan ; Till we feel in the deepening night The hand of the angel Content, _ That stranger of calmness and light, 28 Shadow.
With his brow over us bent, ^^, °!".
Who moves with his eyes on the earth, Whose robe of lambent green, A tissue of herb and its sheen, Tells the mother who gave him birth.
The message plays through his touch, It grows with the roots of his power.
Till it flames exultant in thought, As the quince-tree triumphs in flower.
What to read after Labor And the Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Duncan Campbell, 1862-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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